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Port Angeles temporarily suspends some development fees

Council aims to encourage more affordable housing

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Port Townsend City Council evaluating water systems

Utility rates could increase by 2023-24

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Public meetings set for Port Angeles climate plan

Resiliency to climate change, greenhouse gas reduction discussed

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Port Townsend streatery policy gets a new look

Such cafes to be considered Uptown only

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Grant to aid plans for housing

Tennis courts, public safety facility also discussed

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Housing grant approval expected

Port Angeles City Council to view funds to aid affordable homes

A long-vacant building at 204 E. Front St. in downtown Port Angeles has been condemned by the city council. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)

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Port Angeles City Council condemns structure

Abandoned building described as blight on neighborhood

The practice field next to Volunteer Field in Port Angeles, shown Wednesday, has been withdrawn from consideration for construction of a Joint Public Safety Facility. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)

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Practice field idea is dropped

Joint Public Safety Facility to be sited elsewhere

Vehicles pass a streatery on Lawrence Street, where patrons of Seal Dog Coffee stopped in Saturday morning. (Diane Urbani de la Paz/Peninsula Daily News)

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Streateries provoke various comments

Majority in survey are opposed due to parking

Port Townsend School District Superintendent Linda Rosenbury, left, and Main Street Program Executive Director Mari Mullen were among the people who came to the city’s streateries-and-parklets open house at the Cotton Building on Tuesday. (Diane Urbani de la Paz/Peninsula Daily News)

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Streateries discussion in progress

Port Townsend council expects to make decision in May

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Open house to explore future of streateries

Parklets also on city’s docket

Tom Olson.

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Port Townsend police to have backup from Jefferson County sheriff’s deputies

‘We don’t have a lot of other options’

Kelly Toy of Port Townsend sips a beverage Tuesday afternoon at the Seal Dog Coffee-Uptown Pub streatery on Lawrence Street. The Port Townsend City Council is considering making the pandemic-spurred streatery program permanent. (Diane Urbani de la Paz/Peninsula Daily News)

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Port Townsend to consider permanent ‘streatery’ program

Code changes possible by May 2

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Forks to receive $2.4 million for wastewater treatment plant

Funds to pay for improvements, retrofits to avoid failure

The city of Port Townsend will finish construction of a well at the municipal golf course this spring for irrigation and emergency water. (Diane Urbani de la Paz/Peninsula Daily News)

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Port Townsend City Council funds $495K in water-system costs

Project expected to begin next month

Port Townsend City Manager John Mauro.

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Work plan for Port Townsend lacks workers

Staffing, bidding a challenge

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Port Angeles reopens public restrooms

Facilities to be available 24 hours daily

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Housing project before Port Townsend City Council

City to consider buying property

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Port Angeles code changes to be considered later this month

Motion to break into two parts fails

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Port Townsend City Council OKs budget of $45.3 M

Staffing, infrastructure priorities